@matteorubert there are no particular requirements other than WP but yes, jQuery is a requirement. If it’s not being enqueued by default already it should be enqueuing it in time for you.
What version of WP are you using? Anything unusual about your WP install?
Hi Methnen
I looked up in the plugin code, so I discover it doesn’t enque correctly all the files it needs.
In the m-chart.php file all the sources are called by require_once __DIR__ etc.
This code isn’t able to resolve the local MAMP url I was working on.
The printed url came out without the port specification: http://localhost/etc instead of http://localhost:8888/etc
I solved this issue trying the plugin on the online dev version, where everything works fine (and fits all my needs!).
Maybe you already have a solution for this issue, if not think about it!
Bye, Matteo
Interesting. That looks like more a WP setup issue than with the plugin in particular. The script stuff is building the URLs based on the directory and what WP considers the correct domain info.
I actually use MAMP for dev stuff myself and never actually seen that issue.
